Holy ####....how did I forget David Cross?! :disappoin

<revokes SuperFro's "Mr. Show Super-Fan" membership>

How indeed!

David Cross, like most comedians, was funnier before he got too involved in politics.

*Eats his Squagle in shunned silence*

Answer your telephone!

Know where would be a good location for this thread so that more people would see it? The inside of a bum's #######.

Joe Quesada - every time he talks about "Civil War" being a momentous event in comic-history that'll forever change how comics are viewed by the general populace...well, it just cracks me up.

Pablo Francisco.

I REALLY like Louis C.K. "Lucky Louie" was really underrated.

I REALLY HATE Janeane Garofalo. Saw her once live and it was the biggest waste of money.

Louie CK is great on O&A.


And I can only imagine how bad Garafalo was.

On a somewhat more "serious" vote - a bit ironic considering we're discussing comedy - I'm rather fond of Penn & Teller.

P&T are some great all around entertainers. Their TV show was great, you know, the one I couldn't possibly say the title of without setting off the language filter.

Worse than that, trust me. She works from notecards for her entire stand-up routine. So even if you're amenable to the political slant of the material, it's delivered in such a clumsy way that you're cringing the whole time anyway.

And not a single vote for Chris Rock yet? I find his stand-up material to be consistently hilarious (on the level of Eddie Murphy at his prime, without Eddie's regrettable homophobia). His two HBO specials rank among the better routines I've seen.

Tossed Salad Man!

I have to admit, having been used to them as slightly more family-oriented I was a bit shocked by how vulgar they went for that show but the reason they gave for - that someone can sue you if you call them a fraud but not if you call them a #&(! - was great.